non-dates are being parsed as valid dates

[bolemeus]

I have a datepicker on my site, using the following format 'dd-MM-yyyy'.
Because it is possible to manually insert a date I want the datepicker to do some validation on it.

However, when I enter the first digit of the date, for example a 1, the datepicker already assumes it's a valid date. It parses it into the date 1 January 2001. The date picker also fills the model with this incorrect date.

Because I use that date in a function that is called with a ng-change function this causes unwanted behaviour.

Is there something I'm missing, or is this a bug?

PS: this bug also happens in the demo.
http://angular-ui.github.io/bootstrap/#/datepicker#datepicker

[bolemeus]

I have an addition to this...

I'm using the following format 'dd-MM-yyyy'.
When I enter the following string in the field... '1-12-2014', the datepicker ignores the format, and turns it into 12 January 2014.

This also happens in the demo when I set the format to dd.MM.yyyy and enter 1.12.2014

[hewstone]

+1. I am having the same problem. Adding a $formatter to try to change it to the correct value does not help because the $modelValue and the $viewValue are the same so we can't determine the input the user entered.

[jmayday]

I think I understand your problem @bolemeus. I also find default behaviour of datepicker not only annoying but just incorrect. I'll prepare some code/example at the evening and let you know.

[jmayday]

Hi again. I just created a plunker with newest version of angularjs and ui-boostrap (0.12.0) - http://plnkr.co/edit/yNuSZPiQYFn0Zy2COPdA
It seems like I'm not able to recreate your problem @bolemeus (typing just '1' as date doesn't put any valid date in model).

[jmayday]

I was hoping it's fixed but I checked once again and unfortunately it's still broken.

I have to admit it works fine under Firefox, but not udner Chrome (couldn't check it under IE). So I'll prepare some code and let you know anyway.

[jmayday]

#3294

[karianna]

@wesleycho - this could be moved to 0.13.x?